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Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
The Late MRS, Grassland,

Mrs. Matnilda Grassland, whose
death, with that Of her husband and
infant daughter, created such o sensa.
tion In Kirk wood ON Monday and Tues.
day, was . Miss Smith before marriage,
aud sister OF Kennard Smith OF this
city, with whom she lived for nine
years. during which time she was q
member of Union M. X. Church. After
her marriage she removed with her
husband. who was o farmer, to u place
near Kirkwood. which he farmed or
shares. For q time they got along very
nicely aud then Mrs. Grassland health
failed, and up to the time OF her death
she was In measure an invalid.
The two children who are eick ar,
still in o critical condition, and very
little hope 10 entertained for james a,
1.-The 8 year. old son. He Is at the hous
of his aunt, Mrs. Bates, in St Georges
W here he Is being tenderly cared for.
Annie Il. Grassland, the 9 year-ol,
daughter, Is also very low, but ther
are some hopes entertained OF her T,
Icovery.
/ NJ. Lavinia Grassland, who is about
years Of Ais, has thus lar escaped th
infection, and there IL no reason |
think that she 10 now In any danger
an attack. II the children live, the
will each be provided with good home
The household goods have been partia
ily divided among the relatives who pal
the funeral expenses, and the remand,
were sold at auction.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Grapgers at RehoboIh,

The fourth annual picnic OF tho Pat.
rons OF Husbandry will be held at Re.
ho5oth next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, In the parlors of the Br!gh,
House. John O. Higgins Of Delaware
City will deliver the address Of welcome,
sad the same day (Tuesday) Sarah A,
Rex Of Pennsylvania will read paper
on the "Inhuence OF the Grange,
socially, politically aud financially"
On Wednesday evening Rev. j. 8
Willis will deliver an address on tht
necessity Of prohibiting foreign emiRra
tion, and Rev. r. X Mcdowell will lee
ture on the im portance OF agriculture tt
tho nations prosperity.
On Thursday, Mrs. Kate BrowD, who
Ia superintendent OF the Department
of Scientific Ins,rr ction OF the w. q
L. L. OF Delaware, will read al esss!
on the results of temperance effort
for the last twenty years e. IL. Ban
croft will speak on commercial ferti
lizers, and Wesley Webb, editor of tn
Delaware Farm and Home, will speai
ION peninsula horticulture. epecis
Rates are given by the Bright Hous
and Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
THIRD EDITION,
Re.olu,,ons of Respect

At An adjourned stated meeting Of
the washin ston 8. T. y and d ana L.
Co., No. Z, held July nth, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted on 'ne
desth OF our late member, Mr.. VIM. IL
Fisher:
WHEREAS, Death having removed
from our midst cur late fellow mena beF,
Mr.. VIM Ii. Fisher, We desire TO pace
on record our soIrow at bic departure
from a usafui and active lie, and
WHEREAS, II is but just that d Vtin
recognition OF 6is many virtues skoa!o
be,had; therefore bs II
Resolved, That whiio be bow TO the
will OF God, we cannot refrain frcin ex
pressing our heartfelt sorrow az ta'
loss of good, faithful and active mem
Der.
Resolved, That we Row in sasnissioI
to Him by whose will our FRIEND pssse'
from all earthly cares aud trcuoaes, AM
that we extezd to the family OF on
late mem ber cur sympathy.
Resolved, That copy OF soese resc
lutions be sent to the family OF the q
ceased, aud also be published In "a
daily papers. :,
Bestowed, That in respect to b
memory TIE hail sad apparstas o. IL
company te placeS IN mourning TOT u
epace OF thirty eays.
john S LoCEARD,
Js9nN T. ASEEw,
VIM MCEAROEN,
Uonmittre.
CHAs. A. B2JRDoNs
Presioent.
Attest, JAS YATES, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
..,.rsnsro,, Irnaer prob. billion,

On the 81 inst. q despatch was sent
from St. JOSEPH, Missouri, to III the
ne Wspapers, ss YinR that 1.-The clooinR
OF the ca iooDs IN Atcheson. Kansas has
out of the most profitable source oi
revenue, amoz ntirg TO thousands OF
dollars q year, and, as rerult, the
city has not revenu- 10 keep It seipe'
etc" Governor Martin, OF II haLsas,
has since sent long c1mu unicaicn TO
the general L-suager OF the Associated
Press, in which he says: y ar
thor oughly familiar with tEe condition
of the city OF Gtcheson, and personally
know that the statements embod tod II
the St. Joseph dispatch are false AND
miSleadinR,"
The Governor gives cop'czs statistics
to SHOW the material aroT.1 OF oil tn'
citiss and towns OF HaueGs, and Rdcs
"Sammina up. the f4eGs Of the censu
coufute and co1iocrG these who n5ser
that the material prosperity OF az!
community is promoted by the presence
of saloons. So far as Kansas and al
her o,5ies and tswIs are concerned. tn
reverCe Of this assertion is true
The most wonderful era of prosperity
of material, moral and intellectual dt
velopnent, of growth, in country, elite
and towns, ever witnessed on the Amer
ican osntinent, has been illustrated II
Kansas during the six years since th
Temperance amendment to our conatl:u
tion was adopted, snd especially d0rint
the paet two years, the period OF It
most energetic and complete enforce
ment."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
po,,o.,en renting Out.

According to the usual custom the po-
lice force has commenced 10 move ia
squads 10 some rural point taxing weeks
vacation. The first squad startng ous
consisted Of Sergeant McNey, ratroi'
men, Mcguire, Brickle, schoor, ohieius,
Russell, Gormley, Broadhart and 1anitor
Deitz. They had their camp equlpage
shipped to point GA Red Clay creek
near Newark, when there is fa'r nshing
and good bathing and here they Intend 70
remain until they return next wednesday.
A mother squad will then start out ior
different place and they Will keep going
until they are all used up when the mayor
and chief will be fer looking around iol
some shady place In the country, put no
both at once, as the city would kick up
Ii both would leave at once.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
TIE Franch Army.

PARIS, July 13 = M. Flouquet, Presi.
dent Of the Chamber OF Deputies, init
mated this afternoon that he was yield.
ieg to the wish OF the House in retaining
the Office of President OF the Cham Der.
The bill Of General Ferron, Minister of
War, adding TO the number Of regi.
ments in the French army and avg.
menting the strength of the companies
of the present regiments, was passed by
the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon
A bill for the reorganization Of the in
fantry was also passed by the Cham bel
of Deputies. On the demand OF M
Rouvier, bill authorizing the collec
tion Of direct taxes was made the frat
order for Friday, and If the measure IL
adopted the session will close immedi
ately,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
s,readiug the Har bo-.

UGosh all hemlock What's that 7"
II was weather beaten. looking cid
fellow. who was drifting down Chestnut
street al an early hour yesterday morn.
ing He he'd been doing the saloons, and
was not exactly sure of all his bearings,
but after looking around few minutes
he resumed
eyes, gol darn me h 'taint. That's
where the old Post ofics used to stand
I'm be 'ternally ornamented II ever
thought they'd do such thing as that ."
"Such a thing as what Z" asked pass
er-by, who he'd paused to listen TO the Old
fellows audible medttations.
.'Why, hang it! don't you see them
mssts over there.' he said, pointing to
the shear poles which are used in hoist
Iiug tn. heavy stones, etc, that are being
| used In the foundations of this DreXel
tbuilding "Don't you see that, say
Slamed II they hain't got vessels up ther'
ksomehow another. III be dod blaEled :,
II ever thought they'd dig out DOCK CreeS
Iagain, bat reckon they've done some
Sthing OF the kind or they'd never spreac
sthe harbor out fur enough 20 reaeh VIZ.
1here. Say, stranger, l used 10 lVe il
4 ,lPhiladclph'y, but I've moved out on
lfarm now and kinder 10 t the run o.
,ithings here. Can you tell me whai II
Thunder they're bringing vessels up her
a fori Is it te make it handy Tor the Gus
: | tom House hounds!"
IL The old III an didn't wait for IN answel
Ibut drifted unsteadily Oh down the rec
Imumbling "Drod II all That oea'
lthe Pablo Buildings and the Bully 81
THAT thy talk about all to thurdetauoh
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
The Fan OF the I,as;Ile.

PARIS, July 13.-Ihe German residents
of this city have been ordered to remain
Indoors tomorrow, as it is feared that
they would be attacked If they appeared
on the streets during the cell bration o.
the anniversary CT the fsN of the Bat le
The Patriotic League have announced
that they Will make demonstration u
morrow morning in the Place de la Con
corde and another in the Bois de Bou
logne in the afterno1. 1t il feared tina
these meetings will give rise to disorder
and the police and military autho 'itie
are making extra preparations to main
tain peace
BERLIN, July 13 The North German
Gazette, commenting on the articles o
the French press respecting the result O
the Klein ease, says: "a comqlet' pr
version OF moral principles must hav
taken place in France If SO little shame /
felt when paid spy is praised as her
and martyr."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
r.,,,,.o,rron Manufactures.

PIrrsBURG, July l3-Wiilinm n.
Eyer.on & o., iron manufacturers,
oneratiuo \ mill In this city and coke
works at scottdsle, made an asslenment
to-day to W. Minor smith, pres,ue&ns ~ VI
the Bridgeport safe aud Loex Com
psny, Of Bridgeport Oonn. Ine nao
Ties are about $500 OC0, wi asfe's esii
mated ut S4o0. coo. Tue priDcipsi cteul,
tors are siuger, Nimic8 q %, stee,
manufacturer, of this city, the amo un'
dae them being S60,&o, whicn Is 80
cured by mortgage. The failure wa
caused by extensive improvements y
Scottdsie and tho long COKE striSe
which forced them to close down. =
meetin OF the creditors will be held II
| q few days and arrangements mAoe
allow them to continue business.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
"BE-E HIVE, "
3O6 MARKET ST.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS,

Summer Dress Goods at half.
Many pieces in our stock that
we have only a few dress pat
terms left Of the make Of goods.
Price is no object on such; while
the style and quality is right we
don't want broken lines.
We have in stock to day
about 2oo pieces OF Sateens,
from 10 to size. All ought to
find one to suit their taste. Ger
tainly the price is low enough.
Seersuckers by the load. price
S to 15c., very easy selling
goods. Have you bought a
Crazy Cloth or Batiste yet? The
price is down now greatly in
| your favor.
We have opened two of the
best Corsets ever placed on a
counter for SOC. and SI.oo each,
They are bound to be free sell
ers. None like them in town
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
DlEE.
srEvEnsoN.-on tho 18th inst. Mary

SrEVEHSON,-Un the 18th inst. Mary
Steyan nson, aged - years
Relatives and iIlends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral,
from the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
John u. McKaig. laos Van Buren street, on
Thursday Afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. lntorment
at MT salem Cemete.y.
TOWNSEND.-On tuesday, 18th inst, at
the residence OF his grandfather, T.. l. Mo
Kaig, 500 Lombard street, Edward F., son
of harles W. and anna Townsend, aged
20 years and months.
UEe notice Of the fIperal Will be given.
q ,RDON-At New Castle, Del, on July
18TH. william K. Gordon, aged Is years
and 3 months
Relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited 10 attend his funeral or
Friday afternoon, July iStn, 1887, at
O'CLOCK.
MUNDA A-Nn tho lath inst, Emma, infan
daughter OF J Henry and Wilmina Mum
de-, aRet ei2ht months.
Services az the house, 1l0S Conrad street
on Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Intermen
| a. kiyervlcr Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Near this city, on the Phila
delphia piEo, on the 18th inst, Matild
daughter Of Richard and Sarah Williams
Funeral on Friday afternoon at . o'clo x
Interment at Wilmington and BIandywtn
cemetery.
ELLIS.-On July 10, 1887, William Ellii
aged p3 years.
Duo notice will be given Of the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
FOURTH EDITION
wocney csuu ell Provident Union.

The last pre- liminary meeting OF k,d
nev Council Provident Union Will be
held this evening Of the offi 20 OF the
president, IL. O. Conrad, Etq No. 9l3l
Market street, and every Que who has
signed the roll is urgently requested 10
he present. The Council will be con-
stttuted on Saturday night, In the A, ..
iU. w. Hall, ME til and Market streets,
! on which occasion the president, vice
president, secretary and other ohcials
OF the order from New York and Phila.
del 10 will be present and participate
| in the ceremonies.
This very excellent order was formed
In New York, January 10, 1888, and at
10 subsequent meeting the following
declaration OF principles and purposes
was adopted:
We, citizsns OF the United States OF
! America, recognizing the important
and continuous obligation We are under
In the time OF health and prosperity to
lprovide In q suitable and honorable
manner for the welfare and support OF
those whose natural protectors we are,
and, desiring to secure to ourselves
peace and comfort Of mind concerning g
their future welfare, 20 far as It lies In
tour power; and also in o measure to &C
\ com pl.sh On adequate provision for our
selves aud others In event OF necessity
T do hereby create and establish the Ma
: tional Provident Union.
I The objects of this union are to secure
TO its citizen members the benefit OF Q
IprovidenJ fund, to be applied to the re
lief of their widows, orphans and othel
dependents, according TO the ! Lrovision'
u Of the constitution and laws. To unit
= Its citizens In O fraierpal union TO
!, m utuAl Improvement In the knowleog
Iof this government OF the United States
its constitution, ard rights OF citizen
:, ship To instruct the ignorant, develop
}, the knowledge OF the informed. and 4
i secure to each Of Its citizsns the bea
9 jresults from familiarity with the prin
lciples OF government. To inculcase tn
spirit of charity by caring for one au
!, iother, and practiolug those virtue
u which constitute the noblest manhood
The order is quite strong In Ne'
o York, and there are councils In Penn
elsylvsnis. New Jersey, Maryland sD
q the District of Columbia. Its govern
ment is vested IN o national unioI
)provident states and councils, with LEI
iislst,y-, executive and judicial branch
of es, aud parallels as nearly rs possibl
o with the government Of the Unite
10 States
q In order to obtain m element OF O.
hesion even greater 'han patriotic mi
tives and the usual social features,
was dstermined TO combine with the,
n laudable purposes q system OF ches
v and certain life insurance, whloh the
= do by the issuance Of an insurance
the shape of bonds OF denominations
from s 600 to s. Geo. and this depar
ment has become quite popular.
rS Such an order must prove en- coes
70 for n Is the duty Of American citizfl
il, to Aid in tho advancement Of the pri
8 ciples pro mulgated by the Provide
On Union. All who feel interested in th
NJ order, with those who wish to bscon
members, are cordially invited to q
Is tend the meeting at Mr.. Conrad's offi
on this evening
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
wedding Bells.

A happy wedding party assem- hled OF
the house of John II. Vesle, In Brandy
vine Hundred, on Wednt sday evening
to witness the marriage OF his dauRh
tor, Mrs. EigsUeth Watson, with
James L. Cochran, OF Bedford County,
Va. The groomamrn we're j. W. Birnie,
OF this city, aud George Veale, brother
of the bride. The bridesmaids were
Hiss Ida Vesle. Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Evelyn veaIe, sister OF the bride
Rev. VIM. M. J.d-ris Of Phi.ade iphia
off ciated on the occasion, and aftel
psrtakine OF refreshments the happy
couple started for Atlantic City. wheI'
they will pass tha "honey moon" W.
wish them much happiness and lonl
and prosperous lives
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
n ussp,to for Puryoar.

RICHMOND, VA, July bah efforts
TO obtain executive clemency in behalf OF
Holmes r. Puryear, the Dinwiddi. mur-
derer, sentenced to be hanged next Friday
either by pardon, Communication OF SEQ
tepce or respite on technical grounds,
having failed, the condemned man to day
through his sp ritual adviser laid before
the Governor his fnal appeal. In It he
sets forth that he had all along beeH kepl
up by hopes OF clemency, and that be had
not given the time that he should TO pre-
pare to meet bis doom. He therefore
prayed for q repri,ye for sixty days Gov
eruor Lee finally consented to grant re
spite until the 18th of Angus. DeNt.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

nesfru ctiyo Ftres.

The Benjamin Ray property, on Hous'
atomic avenue, in Bridgeport, ConDa- 'icut,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning
Loss, S5G, 600,
A FIRE in Port Huron, Michigan, on
Tue. day afternoon, destroyed Cooley q
Campbelps planning mill and lumber
wards, several small tenements' w. Il.
Mulford furniture factory, and Forester
q Tinccnt's grain elevator. Lose. s@o,-
OO0
A fire 1T Lima, Ohio, yesterday morn
ing, destroyed Bangles livery stable
Sontag's tobacco warehouse, and part oi
Meiley's block Loss, S2S goo. lnc'endiar'
tism Is suspected.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Philadelphia Iteins.

PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-ElIa IL.
Ruod, q servant girl. who is employed
with a Gloucester, n. j., family, was
arrested last night by Lieutenant
Wood, Of the Eleventh district, on q
charge CT abductine Mamie Toomey,
the 4 year-old daughter OF Mrs. Annie
Toomey, Of 1909 Moyamensing avenue,
She was brought to the Central Station
and locked up for hearing before
M sgistrate Pole this morning.
The prisoners grandmother lives
with Mrs. Toomey. Last Monday
afternoon Ella came up from Gloucester
to see her grsndpsrent. She LETT just
before supper and started home. While
she was walking up Moy anne using ave.
nue. she says that little Mamie ran up
to her ana asked her to buy her some
Ice cream.
She took the child by the hand and
when she got few squares away from
the house she met a friend who lived on
, Lippsrd street, In Kensipgton. The
friend, whose name was Jennie, told
her that she WAS on her way to Tasker
street wharf, where she was to meet
four other girls. They were then going
out on the river In row boat. She
asked Ella to go with her, and the girl
agreed and went down to the wharf and
got in the boat with her little com
panion.
| Ella says that 1t was after midnight
when they returned and she was then
ashamed to return to her grandmother
house with Mamie. Her friend asked
her to go home with her and Ella took
the child with her to the Lippard street
house. She remained there all day
Tuesday, and was just leaving the
house yesterday to go home when she
was arrested by Lieutenant Wood. She
said she had no idea of keeping tht
child. Mrs. Toomey, however, sayl
that Ella IL q wild, wayward girl, and
is sure that she intended to abduct hel
little dauPhter.
II August Zippel!us was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Fl. Wharton
AmerliDg that he she did knowingly
cause to be adultersted articles O
food" 1t lie expected that be will hav'
o hearing to day. Zippelius was cen
sured by the Coroner's jury on Monda,
Hast, and on grounds that he "circulatel
jreceipes containing ehromate of lead
knowing that 1t was a mineral an'
deleterious substance.
The schooner George Walker, from
IHillsboro, New Brunswick, for Phila
ldelphia, with 5000 barrels of plastt !
stuck in the mud rs she was iaavin
port, and as the tide receded she feI
: lover. She is badly strained and cthel
wise damaged. Her cargo will be
total loss.
Thomas McOaffrsy, 4S years old, wa
found drowned in the Schuylkill a
South street wharf yesterday.
| MI. George W. Childs has addet
another to HIS great collections OF sou
venirs. 1t is the silk hat that the lat
General Grant wore during his ton
around the world. The late General
initials in gold plated letters are place,
lon the lining inside the crown. Th
hat was sent to Mr.. Childs by gentle
Imam in Nav York.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Fifth EDITIoi
Whirla.

sd,sG About t Il O'Clock ,hi, , w.. wal'
Of Thomas 1'is%S5 baeis.il in the :. ns'SIs
whirl,d ar arouoG ~ GG'1iy !! .oIasd ~ Ss|
striking against t.s : .sAait, Ii
P[s'x Ha mvi wall, 'hst A.s In I'i ? ? CON soiad
no,,.%9s m1 wss working a, "a an IS rel' entsa
boit bboii,'|'us cans,i. a stone, wG,p upassI sa'
once Commenced 1''. ~ o9'on I'd
shaft. 'o seVolss III
The shrieks ,s.u.,
lclose by, but beIo,s- :, -0Fa tho .,
engias smtlh's te.6 - c9a.a !
sbsaip shsap corner Of a t.Ict' ,''1 u.i, s'ta
Ss,, Sw9,anos, .. the wors. Of vSiss 1aise !,
,rr.. ,ei. tIonlal MA, Of the d III I"vlsh ys;.t' \
tuaea, The mau's sliri aDs ssalSs n.a.
ing were torn into sb,ss" 10y olll
no perceptlble bruissa, ,e1s, "a %. out \
on on the head, Wien u. ~ sn sals n,' B }
,. .ne man was taken FINN ,4siue til
'lpofition aud laid nOI n al lis
Doctors " s Springer az d sloas.,s,'' n.y. "
Ied Just to be passing t'sson at 40 .
their services were Insane =. ,1s I
i Dr. Patterson soos Iu,,y at,. ,
,|rived. The bloct w. wa, a,le'sl ..O
the wounds dressed, Dr., Same ss,1s
ting several stltclss IN IN ,Sg ppm y
A conveyance vas o. o,sas, ,us v
wound ed man taken "a LIEU tsa ~
lpitai. Neither OF ,ae xar,9' ,Ie G'1
sarlly fatal, and The man ! sa1s sais
constitution his recOystv ,a,las ..;l'
,lupou the absence 9. b.ooi' ! wv. wlll
INFLAMMATION. tO'so
u smi b is an Ir!shuan .,,.,
; OF age, He has no i,l.ai. sa;
country so far as 4 krnTs ,,uu'
been working for Nj. SSu, n,,i;,
. lour ears, and wus a rood .,..'
man. e''1''sa
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Intar- stnta d,f,raIuarce

Senator Oullom has been interviewed
in Chicago and refused to tax politics.
He thought, however, Hthat the more
the people began to understand his In
ter-State Commerce bill the better opin
ion they would have OF 1t. He said tht
farmers Of Illinois had already found
out that they could get two or thre'
cents q bushei more for their whes
than they could under the old law. au(
that was pretty good evidence that tb'
bill was q good one tor them at al
events"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Personal,

Mr.. John T NAPLES and son have
gone to Rehoboth Beach for the sum
mer.
Thomas G. Mum, foreman for w. M
Dreio, boatbuilder, and his family orr
Ientirg down on Woodland Beach.
Miss Crosby, a Chester, Pa, teacher
in the public schools, is spending he
vacation with her 3 ster, Mrs. II. A. B
Cornell, 1921 Rodney street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
a LcCOnn;i,a p.a

BRADroED, Juiy la-n
engine No. 20 OF tic B..,S b
and Pittsburg Railroad gsI,i.I =
clock this morning ", s,,S,
track ten miles sou'h Of N, ~ \,
,errili; force OF the cyplos,r,T
by the fact that the .Js5nosn
stantiy reduced 70 a saa1.Ia
broken and twi.'e, Iron ali i,
rails were bent Ike ,aac5 al
land four cars of pa.siDg ,reyI
were blown from tie rack md
them broken in two.
Engineer Arthur 2. r,ees anil
James NJ. Wilson We. il tr /
were fortunately the o-.iy per0DI
the time. Ecclts w1s t.ogn gy5
dred feet and died w....!. u. feg,rI
sciousness. Wl..cA was blown /
ipass.ug freight an! was found
woods unconscious, badly brj
with about one tAisl @. he ,sir
Iirom his body. Physician; say
such cases recovery rlye, but
after lying apparently 8, the
death all day, has rallied some
aud hopes OF his r,gJy4ry are eat
Both victims were Mea d iani
PRESIDENT of this city. Log wat
posed to have caused tie ezplOA
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Drunk ara plsorteriy.

Last evening John Jackson, coloced,
got very drunk and amused himselt by
yelling murder on Front street. Ofscers
Solomon and Lynch came along. and
% he would Lot behave himself looB ed
him up. He was arraigued at this
mornings session of the city court on q
charge of being drunk and disor6erly,
WHIT he gave his name a. John II
Morris. He was sentenced TO pay fine
of s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
A.i,,ie Girl E.opes

NEW YORK, July IA -Estelia RTanr,
the daughter OF Rooert 4. Blsnt, for
many years stage carpenter at the
Union Square Theatre, has been niss
! ing from her home, 2l7 "ti:d avenue,
since Tutsiay, and the ind,,at.ols are
that the has eioped with Robert Muir
Tray, q young man who for sosne time
had been paving attentions TO Ter
against the VIII of her parents, Lstel!a
is n very pretty girl, and althoGsh but
/ is yea-s old looks at least Il.